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The free casting of misty step is very appealing to help with your mediocre spell slots.

Eladrin (Variant): +1 INT is pretty decent on top of the +2 from the parent elf features.

Unless you pump your CHA quite high, the bonus effects won't do much so it might be worth going with the spring effect because it doesn't use CHA. The free casting of misty step is certainly interesting to the artificer due to their lack of spell slots.

Eladrin: +1 CHA will be a minor benefit in social situations.

Aereni High: The +1 INT is quite useful, as is the free wizard cantrip and skill expertise.

High Elves get an INT boost and a free cantrip of your choice, as well as an extra language for your roleplaying needs. Best Races for Artificer Standard RacesĮlves get a DEX bonus which can somewhat help the miserable AC of an Artificer. The Artificer’s main strength comes outside of combat, where they are able to tinker with items and provide lasting buffs to their party members. For the subclasses that will be wading into combat, they will quickly find their d8 hit dice can let them down. For the subclasses that are primarily spellcasting, they have very few actual damage, buff, or control spells due to the fact that their spells are mainly meant for utility.

Some Artificer builds can end up being underwhelming in combat. For a class that has INT as its primary stat, they don’t get a whole lot of use out of it until 7th level when they get Flash of Genius. One of the main issues with the Artificer is how few spell slots they are given. The Artificer’s uniqueness tends to get in the way of its actual effectiveness.

These Infusions can create powerful magical items that, in a system like 5e, provide a huge advantage to your party by boosting their power beyond their current level. The biggest advantage they can offer their party is through the Artificer Infusions. Being able to craft items and have a wide variety of utility spells allows Artificers to have a way to gain a leg up in combat and adventuring situations. The Artificer is a support/utility class through and through. Even their subclasses are primarily focused on items, whether it is crafting potions, animating a suit of armor to fight for you, turning your wand into a firearm, or crafting yourself a friend to defend you in combat.

The Artificer’s class features revolve around Magical Tinkering and Infuse Items, both of which are able to give mundane items extra abilities or effects. The Artificer is an extremely unique class because it is the only class to have a large focus on items. Artificers were first introduced in the sourcebook Eberron: Rising from the Last War and were reprinted in Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything.

The Artificer is the first full-fledged class to be added to D&D 5e outside of the Player’s Handbook. Artificer Specialist, The Right Tool for the Job